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Onera Foundation

about the Onera Foundation:

Onera Foundation is New Canaan’s newest cultural destination, dedicated to educating and advocating for the preservation of America’s historic architecture. Located in the beautifully restored 1836 landmark at 63 Park Street, the Foundation presents art and architecture exhibitions, lectures, and public programs that bring architectural history to life. The Onera Foundation’s exhibition spaces and garden are open to the public Wednesdays through Saturdays from 12 PM to 5 PM. We welcome you to explore our exhibitions, discover the unique history of the house (a national landmark once home to literary publisher Max Perkins), and enjoy a meaningful cultural experience in the heart of New Canaan. Visit our website for the latest hours and to reserve a timed-entry ticket.

New Canaan (203) 966-1400

Onera Foundation is New Canaan’s newest cultural destination, dedicated to educating and advocating for the preservation of America’s historic architecture. Located in the beautifully restored 1836 landmark at 63 Park Street, the Foundation presents art and architecture exhibitions, lectures, and public programs that bring architectural history to life.

Mashantucket (860) 396-6910

As the world largest tribally owned and operated facility of its kind,The Mashantucket Pequot Museum & Research Centeris a non-profit educational institution of the Mashantucket Pequot Tribal Nation, representing the Tribe’s history and culture as well as the natural history of Southeastern Connecticut and the richness and diversity of Indigenous cultures and societies throughout North America.

New Canaan (203) 920-1702

Grace Farms is a cultural and humanitarian center nestled in New Canaan, Connecticut. We bring together people across sectors to explore nature, arts, justice, community, and faith at the SANAA-designed River […]